LucidDaily $50K: AUDIT 40% Off, EOD vs Intraday
OCT 3
2026
Quick answer: Lucid Trading discount code AUDIT has a listed 40% LucidDaily rate. For the $50K account with DLL on, the official selector's $108.00 intraday-evaluation base fee calculates to $64.80; its $136.00 EOD-evaluation base fee calculates to $81.60. Both routes have a $3,000 evaluation target. All LucidDaily funded accounts use intraday drawdown, including accounts bought with EOD evaluation.
Price and rules reviewed: 3 October 2026. All fees are USD. The stated coupon rate is applied to the official selector's base fees. A DLL-off configuration charge is shown separately below; additional displayed promotions are not stacked into the calculation.
What is the LucidDaily $50K coupon code?
The Lucid Trading AUDIT offer assigns its 40% rate to Daily and 30% to Pro, Flex and Direct. Choose the account family first so the Lucid Trading promo code calculation matches the actual product.
How do you apply AUDIT to LucidDaily?
- Open Lucid Trading's official account selector.
- Choose LucidDaily $50K and your supported platform or feed.
- Select intraday or EOD evaluation drawdown.
- Select DLL on or DLL off and review the corresponding fee.
- Enter AUDIT, apply it and read the updated order summary.
- Confirm the funded-stage rules before completing the purchase.
The DLL-on intraday calculation is $108.00 × 0.60 = $64.80. The DLL-on EOD calculation is $136.00 × 0.60 = $81.60. If Daily is unavailable in the purchase selector, confirm its availability with Lucid before relying on a price row; do not assume another account family has the same 40% schedule or Daily rules.
LucidDaily $50K prices with AUDIT: all four configurations
The official customization guide describes two choices: evaluation drawdown and whether a daily loss limit is enabled. The current selector lists a $30.00 no-DLL surcharge for both $50K evaluation drawdown variants. Its pricing model discounts the base fee and adds that surcharge separately.
For DLL-off EOD, the calculation is ($136.00 × 0.60) + $30.00 = $111.60. Applying 40% to the entire $166.00 base-plus-charge total would be a different calculation. This table follows the selector's separate-charge model.
The EOD base is $28.00 higher than the intraday base. After the stated 40% base reduction, the difference is $16.80. That is the price of the evaluation drawdown choice in this comparison; it does not change the funded account into an EOD account.
What are the $50K Daily evaluation requirements?
The official Daily evaluation page lists a simulated evaluation with the following objectives.
For an original consistency example, a $1,700 best day against $3,000 total profit is 56.67%. With that best day unchanged, $3,400 total profit gives a plain 50% ratio. The dashboard's objective and documented cushion determine the account's actual qualification status.
An EOD evaluation can change the handling of intraday profit peaks, but it does not remove the overall loss rule. The two choices should be matched to how an existing trading method handles unrealized profit and retracement.
How are EOD and intraday evaluation drawdown different?
The Daily drawdown document distinguishes an EOD high-water mark from a trail that follows real-time P&L. It also makes clear that Daily's funded stage always uses intraday drawdown.
An illustrative evaluation session
Assume a $50,000 starting balance and $2,000 trailing loss allowance. Equity rises to $51,200 during a session, then closes at $50,500, before any trail lock is reached.
With an intraday trail following that peak, the illustrative floor can reach $49,200. With an EOD trail using the $50,500 session close, the illustrative floor would be $48,500. The same closing profit can therefore leave a different distance above the loss floor.
This example explains the drawdown method, not every platform's timing or order handling. The current dashboard floor remains the value to track. For a broader explanation, read our EOD versus intraday drawdown guide.
What changes when the account becomes Daily funded?
The official Daily funded overview describes intraday drawdown, no funded consistency percentage, and daily payout requests when the account qualifies. An EOD selection at evaluation purchase does not carry into funded drawdown.
The $50K drawdown document lists a $52,100 initial-trail threshold and a $50,100 locked floor. Once that floor is locked, its distance below current equity determines the remaining room. An account at $52,800 would be $2,700 above that locked floor; a later account at $51,300 would be only $1,200 above it.
This transition is a central comparison point. A trader can pay for EOD evaluation flexibility and still need an intraday-compatible approach in the funded stage. For a program that retains EOD funded drawdown, compare the LucidFlex $50K guide.
How does the $1,200 daily loss setting apply?
The Daily DLL guide lists a fixed $1,200 daily limit for $50K when DLL is on, in both evaluation and funded stages. Selecting DLL off removes that daily control in both stages.
DLL is a soft trading pause while the maximum-loss limit remains intact. Intraday trailing movement can make the hard floor the more restrictive threshold. For example, if only $700 remains above the active floor, a $1,200 daily allowance is not permission to lose $1,200.
Record current equity, the active hard floor and the daily loss figure independently. Their values answer different questions, and the optional DLL-off charge changes only the purchased daily-control setting.
When can a $50K Daily account request a payout?
The Daily payout document lists a $52,100 retained buffer, a $500 minimum request, positive new profit since the previous request, and a 90/10 split.
Daily request access means a compliant account can request on a qualifying day. It does not guarantee daily profit, automatic payments, or money received immediately after a purchase. Keep the amount above the buffer separate from the account's total simulated profit.
The payout page also lists an $8,000 maximum daily simulated-profit threshold for $50K that triggers movement to live. That is a transition threshold, not an $8,000 daily payout entitlement. Live terms are a separate account stage.
What news restriction matters for Daily funded accounts?
The Daily funded document prohibits trading through high-impact USD news and requires positions to be flat from one minute before through one minute after the event. The page describes violating that window as a hard breach. The restriction is specific to the funded Daily account described there.
For example, a qualifying event at 8:30 requires that account to be flat for the published 8:29–8:31 window, using the applicable event and platform time zone. Do not assume that a general statement about Lucid news trading overrides Daily's account-specific document.
Before a funded session, review the event calendar, the platform time zone and the active account's rule set. That check is especially useful when switching between Daily and another Lucid program.
Compare Daily with another Lucid route
Daily's lower intraday base price and 40% listed coupon rate answer the purchase-cost question. Its funded intraday trail, buffer and news window answer the account-use question. Both parts belong in a comparison.
Use the LucidDirect $50K guide to compare skipping evaluation with a 20% funded consistency structure. Use the LucidPro $100K guide to examine a Pro evaluation and its separate daily-loss options.
